Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Versions of Microsoft Windows prior to build 17639 of Windows 10 had a bug/flaw in the calculator program involving square roots. If you took the square root of 4 and subtracted 2 (or the square root of 9 and subtracted 3, etc) it would produce a strange and erroneous result that wasn’t zero.
Versions of Microsoft Windows prior to build 17639 of Windows 10 had a bug/flaw in the calculator program involving square roots. If you took the square root of 4 and subtracted 2 (or the square root of 9 and subtracted 3, etc) it would produce a strange and erroneous result that wasn’t zero.










